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- The Sun
- The plants use the sun to get energy because the molecules of chlorophyll contained in the chloroplasts absorb energy in the form of light from the sun.
- How the plant uses the sun
- The plants use the sun for energy, and also use H20 and C02 to perform photosynthesis. The H20 usually comes from rain, and the C02 from the air.
- CO2
- H20
- light
- What happens during photosynthesis?
- thylakoids
- NADPH
- ATP
- Carbon Dioxide, Water, and Energy from the sun go into thylakoids, which are organelles, and it creates ATP, and NADPH, and also releases oxygen. ATP is a molecule that carries energy.
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- Calvin Cycle
- C02
- The Calvin cycle uses the ATP and NADPH, created from the thylakoids, with C02, to create glucose. Glucose is a simple sugar which is an important energy source in living organisms.
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- how does a heterotroph go through cellular respiration
- glucose and oxygen, which come from photosynthesis are used by heterotrophs to undergo cellular respiration.Pretend This dog right here just ate leaf and is breathing in c02 . This would allow it to gain energy because of cellular respiration.
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- What happens after the dog goes through cellular respiration
- oxygen
- co2(carbon dioxide)
- h20(water
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- glucose
- CalvinCycle
- NADPH
- ATP
- glucose
- A cell inside the dog
- O2(oxygen)
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